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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

9

Wheat Strong and Active on Drought in Kansas and Nebraska

Chicago reports continued drought in the Plains lifted wheat in July to around 82 1/2 cents with gains in corn and oats. Wheat remains firm amid damage reports from the Southwest and rainless conditions. late session easing keeps close near steady. Provisions firm as hog prices support gains. estimated receipts foretell varied grain movements tomorrow.

Chicago Gane Kansas Nebraska Liverpool Argentina St. Louis Minneapolis Duluth

Cincinnati Markets Grain Prices and Movements Report

Cincinnati market report shows Chicago style wheat and corn demand firm with light offerings. No. 2 rye quoted 64 to 65 on track. flour quiet. hay firmer on night receipts. whisky shipments totaled 1 022 barrels at 1.29. Grain movements list receipts and ship figures across multiple cities.

St. Minneapolis

Wheat and grain futures mixed on bullish signals and steady cash markets

The report shows mixed grain activity with steady to firmer futures and cash prices. Wheat futures fluctuated on bullish cables and crop news, while spot markets remained firm for corn and oats. Prices closed not higher for wheat, and other commodities like rye and barley showed firmness across exchanges.

Kansas City Grain Receipts and Prices Report

Kansas City June 15 wheat receipts total 5 009 bush appetite, corn 43 000 bush, oats 16 000 bush. Shipments include wheat 15 000 bush and corn 16 000 bush, oats 9 000 bush. Flour patents quoted 4 35 to 4 45, second 4 20 to 4 30, clear 3 50 to 3 60, second clears 2 45 to 2 55. Bran in bulk 15 25 to 15 50.

Mess Pork Ae Bbil Lara C. Rley Northwestern Ialeiah Seca Rye N. W City Kansas City

Dairy and poultry markets report across cities

Butter firm and unchanged with large regional receipts in New York. Eggs steady with strong Western prices and cheese steady at New York, Philadelphia and Chicago markets. Poultry markets show alive birds steady with turkeys and chickens varying by city and grade.

New York Philadelphia Chicago Kansas City Missouri Kansas

Wool market steady with modest demand in 1905 notes

In St Lowis and Boston reports the wool market shows steady prices for medium combing and clothing grades. Buyers, including Utah, Wyoming, and Texas wools, move slowly with limited purchases. carpet wools scarce and prices for fleeces and pulled wools vary. Shipments to England and Boston receipts compare with last year.

ST. Lowis Boston Boston Commercial Bulletin Utah Wyoming Texas Arizeim

Tole nee cash prompt seed October Timothy

Fragmentary data lists cash amounts six dollars ninety cents and six dollars for October with a Timothy amount of one dollar ninety five cents. The text reads as a damaged OCR fragment lacking clear context for a fuller summary.

Tole Nee Timothy

Ohio Incorporations List From Columbus Submits Several Firms

Ohio article notes articles of incorporation filed June 15 in Columbus for multiple firms including Essig Manufacturing Company in Cleveland with 25000 capital and list of incorporators, Lake Erie Excursion Company in Cleveland at 300000, Consumers Bottling Company in Cincinnati at 10000, Eldorado Creamery Company at 3000, Halton Stone and Lime Company in Toledo at 100000, Michigan Building Company in Toledo via stock increase to 35000, and Sugar Creek Northern Railway Company stock increase to 500000. names of organizers appear for each.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Essig Manufacturing Company Cleveland O. A.essig David O. Sawyer Ben F. Stump L. Grill Geo. & Hewlett Lake Erie Excursion Company J. J. Shepard E. E. Burgner John D. Fackler O. N. Wilcox Chas. A P. L. van Alystine Frank L. Carroll Louis Ravenel W. B. Gielett Geo. A. Blackford Michigan Building Company Toledo Sugar Creek & Northern Railway Company

Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments Report

Oil liquor markets in Savannah Charleston Wilmington and New Orleans show firm turpentine and rosin prices with varied bids. Crude turpentine commands around two ninety to four seventy five cents, while water white rosin fetches about five dollars. City credit balances and shipment figures for June fifteen list totals and averages for barrels and Lima runs.

Savannah C. Rosin Charleston Fae Bic Rosin Wilmington Lima

Sugar Trade Report From New Orleans Markets

Sugar market notes from New Orleans dated June 15 mention open kettle centrifugal 3a37-16c and centrifugal yellow jade with seconds 2ad4gc. Molasses and sirup firm.

New Orleans

Oakley grounds eyed for large industrial plant site

A 102 acre Oakley tract is sought by a major city manufacturer planning a huge plant. Jones & Welsh of New York, owners, reportedly would sell for about 200000, while brokers press for higher. Other area real estate activity includes schoolhouse plans, theater alterations, church rebuilding, and a 350 worker hotel project in progress.

Oakley Fair Grounds Jones & Welsh New York Louis Kramer Kramer & Kramer Hey Kramer Brown & Davis Wellston James Henry St. Patrick’s Church Guy Mallon Jacob Krouse William B. Poland & Co Krouse McGregor Avenue Even Street Mt. Auburn Frederick A. Schmidt St. Louis Austin Mr. Schmidt

Real Estate Transfers and Lot Segments Listed

A sequence of property transfers include Jane Thompson to Casper Maeckl on Lot 18 in E and sub, John Mader to Frank Ale Sacre in Green Township Section 14, Lots 260 261 in Thompson and Forbus, and multiple parcels to various grantees. Several detailed plots and tracts across Colerain Township Millcreek and other townships appear with buyer seller and lot references.

Jane Thompson Casper E. Maeckl E & Sub John Mader Frank Ale Green Thompson & Forbus John H. Bueter Mary J. Pulte Catherine Harding Dayton Street Regina Graser C. W. H. Luebhert Jane Land Syndicate OO Echo Testa Chetenass Joshua Bell Herman H Efzabeth Dransman Els- Mets Wsec Ndvecoavepec Esky Sdue Ded Sages George A. Wyckett Bertha A Bentel Sarah M. Shattuck Emil Gnoeth P. J. Denham Clara ‘E. Breuer Katie Foken Colerain Pike Eee Millcreek Township James W. F. Nichols Henry “Wold Grieve Stanton Avenue Indiana Avenue Walter S. Pouder Mary J. Pouder

Classified ads and property transfers in Clifton area

Mixed listings show domestic help posts, stenographer job, and upstairs maid ads. Broad property transfers include numerous parcels along Burnet avenue and Kenner street, with several house and lot purchases in Cincinnati areas like Norwood and Anderson Township.

Stockholders Challenge Bond Issue for Trolley Road

Samuel R Harshman and Theodore Fluhart two leading stockholders of the Dayton Springfield and Urbana Traction Line have filed a motion to block loading the line with bonds for the Kenton and Southern Line. They contend 496000 in bonds are guaranteed by the DSU Officials and seek a US Court ruling that the DSU is not liable for them.

Samuel R. Harshman Theodore Fluhart Dayton, Springfield & Urbana Appleyard Kenton & Southern Messrs Harshman Fluhart United States Court

House Passes Bank Bill With Senate Amendments

The House today concurred in the Senate amendments to the banking bill by 125 to 70 after a sharp fight to postpone action. The measure allows a National bank to lend up to 30 percent of its capital to a single borrower if the bank’s surplus is at least twice its capital stock.

Commercial Tribune Washington House Senate National Bank

City Hall notes outline street park committee actions

Council committee on Streets and Parks appointed Councilman O'Brien to confer with the City Solicitor on creosore paying legislation conflicting with the Tinker law. The committee approved sidewalk resolutions. City Engineer Danenhower recommended denying Havlin Hotel canopy requests. council authorization needed. Attorney Schwab accused Seventh District police of overacting at Grunkemeyer's garden. Chief Milikin notified.

O'Brien Danenhower Board of Public Service Havlin John Schwab Dempsey Seventh District Grunkemeyer Woodburn Avenue Milikin

Public Service Board Adopts Granite Track Bed in Warsaw

The Board of Public Service voted to lay granite between the car tracks on Warsaw avenue replacing bitulithic to be used on the remaining street. The Citizens' Club of Price Hill requested the change.

Board of Public Service Warsaw Avenue Citizens’ Club of Price Hill

New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

A list of civil actions includes Ida M. Barnett versus Ernst Barnett for divorce, plus contracts and liens involving The Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville By Co and others. Other cases name W W Millar, May Wilson, Ella McFarland admix, Frederick Hunt, Friedlander & Olwein Co, and the Farrin-Korn Lumber Co in amounts from $185.22 to $10,000.

Ida M. Barnett Ernst Barnett Walker Orville K. Jones Chicago Cincinnati Louisville By. Co D. D. Woodmansee J. A. Dieckman, Jr W. W. Millar May Wilson Joseph Wilson M. C. Lykins Ella McFarland Frederick G. Hunt L. P. King Et al Wm. C. Meyer Friedlander & Olwein Co The Farrin-Korn Lumber Co Cleveland & Waite

Tobacco market shows good week end trading and varied prices

Trading remained active as offerings totaling 114 hhds were split among Bodmann Globe Farmers and Shippers warehouses. New and old stocks ranged from 5.95 to 16.00 per hundred, with multiple lots trading between 6 and 14 dollars and several near 16 dollars.

de d Bodmann Warehouse Globe

Louisville Tobacco Market Report for Week Ends June

The Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company reports week sales of 1 548 hhds split Burley 772 and dark 776. Burley prices largely unchanged with improved lower grades. dark tobacco shows stronger market activity with growing faith in outlook. Crop transplanting largely completed in Green River and Burley regions, with 80 to 90 percent transplanting in dark areas and about 85 percent in Burley territory.

Louisville Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company Burley Green River

River Gauge Reports Across Cities With Varied Levels

Specialty dispatch lists river stages and conditions for Warren Oil City Morgantown Greensboro Pittsburgh Steubenville Wheeling Parkersburg Pt Pleasant Louisville Evansville Catro St Louis Memphis and more. It records gauges, trends, departures and arrivals across multiple rivers and ports.

Commercial Tribune Warren Oil City Morgantown Greensboro Columbu Woodward Pittsburg Ohio River Davis Island Steubenville Virginia Wheeling Ben Hur Parkersburg Bedford PT. Pleasant The Queen City Kanawha Louisville Evansville Catro Memphis Sunflower Lower Mississippi ST. Louis Savannah Tennesse River Stacker

Queen City Steamboat Leaves for Pomeroy and Pittsburg

The Queen City steamboat departs Saturday June 16 from the wharfboat at Broadway foot for Pomeroy and Pittsburg. Virginia follows on Tuesday June 19. E R Mauck agent at No 204 Public Landing. Tel 1189.

Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line Pomeroy, Ng Queen City Broadway

Steamers Henry M. Stanley and Kentuck y Freight Details

Steamers Henry M Stanley bound for Pomeroy and Charleston depart from foot Main street today at 5 p m with Louisville and Intermediate Points and Lower Obts. Boats leave foot Main street daily at 5 p m except Sundays. Kentucky freight received daily.

Henry M. Stanley Pomeroy Charleston Main Street Louisville Iver Kentucky el. M

Georgia Lee steamer schedule for Memphis and connections

Lee Line steamers offer fare to Memphis inc meals and berth with fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and Fea. Georgia Lee leaves wharfboat Broad Street Wednesday June 20 at 5 p m. Peters Le lows June 27. wharf boat supervised by J F Ellison superintendent and general agent.

LEE Line Memphis, Inc Louisville, Inc Georgia Lee Broadway Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff Peters LE J. F. Ellison

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